Bloomberg:
Apple Inc.'s disclosures about Steve Jobs's health remain under scrutiny by U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigators over how his condition went from "relatively simple" to "more complex" in nine days, said a person familiar with the matter.
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That's the trouble with these techie geeks, they're not inot bribery. Next thing you know, they're in trouble. The SEC is real tough, they actually pick on high school students, if they "hype" a stock.
Where's the investigation of the oil companies who have been speculating and controlling the price of oil for years, causing enormous hardship on consumers? How about it? Too much of a sacred cow? Too many politicians lining their pockets with oil? It's all part of the tremendous economic hardships all over the world - higher gas prices, higher prices for virtually everything we buy, and when the price of gas goes down briefly, the extortionate prices on everything else does not. I'm betting they never do.
We all know that supply and demand has nothing to do with the price of gas.
Exactly these folks under Bush did nothng and now they want to know whether Apple disclosed Job's health? Give me a f'n break????
We are supposed to be happy that we aren't paying as much for gas this year as last. We are supposed to buy into the crap that higher prices will reduce our dependence on foreign oil.
But we aren't supposed to know that TARP funds instead of being used to make loans to consumers were used to purchase oil and hold it off shore until the price went up by firms like Goldman Sachs.
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First Posted: 07- 8-09 08:27 AM | Updated: 07- 8-09 08:31 AM